Sam Greenhill

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sam Greenhill |Inderdeep Bains

Snoozing in first class in the middle of the working day, this is the new head of the NHS hired to tackle ‘inefficiency’. Sir Jim Mackey vowed to MPs on Tuesday he would ‘pick up the pace’ of reform. Then the newly-installed chief executive of NHS England went straight from the House of Commons to a first-class train carriage where he started watching Netflix in the middle of the afternoon before dozing off.

4 weeks ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

Prince Harry's beloved charity Sentebale could implode without him at the helm to pull in funding, insiders warned yesterday. Amid the bitter internal power struggle that saw the duke step down, one source said the whole thing 'seems utterly nuts'. In a dramatic behind-the-scenes showdown, Harry and his co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho sided with trustees who resigned en masse after failing to unseat the charity's chairwoman Dr Sophie Chandauka.

4 weeks ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

Oligarch's ex-wife Tatiana Soroka has dropped her case against the royal divorce lawyer known as 'Steel Magnolia' for allegedly failing to bag his £200million superyacht. Ms Soroka had been hoping for up to £600million from Baroness Shakleton's firm - more than they won for her in the original case – but now faces paying out an 'enormous' legal bill instead.

4 weeks ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

She is an Oxford-educated businesswoman who came to prominence when the Duchess of Sussex seemed intent on ushering her out of the limelight. Dr Sophie Chandauka was gently prodded away from Prince Harry's side by Meghan, as they posed for photos together after a polo match. The awkward encounter last year was the first time many followers of the Sussexes became aware of her. Yet the Zimbabwean lawyer, 47, is now even more noteworthy.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sam Greenhill |Anna Mikhailova

Police chiefs have been accused of capitulating to a Black Lives Matter mob by pulling armed officers away from the gates of Downing Street at the height of violent protests. Senior officers put the security of No 10 in jeopardy by their ‘reckless’ order, say critics who accuse Scotland Yard of appeasing the hostile rabble. The extraordinary decision, exposed by The Mail on Sunday today, came as an anti-racist rally in Whitehall turned ugly in 2020.